This table lamp from the 1950s, produced by the renowned Czech glassworks Kamenický Šenov, embodies a modernist take on the New Look style. Its construction is based on two stacked, square panels of profiled crystal glass, forming a compact, geometric block. Each panel features a pronounced starburst rosette pattern, giving the lamp a decorative, three-dimensional quality. The transparent, colorless glass has a polished, glossy finish that refracts light in multiple directions. The glass elements are set in visible, matte-finished metal brackets and legs in a silvery tone, introducing a subtle industrial accent and contrasting with the refined glass. The electrical installation is concealed within, and the lamp accommodates contemporary light bulbs. Dimensions: 28 cm high, 13 cm long, and 13 cm wide. The lamp is in very good condition—glass free from damage, metal elements with only minimal traces of age.This lamp echoes the voice of postwar Central European modernism: geometric precision merges here with discreet ornamentation. The crystal panels tell the story of an era when light was meant to be both practical and a symbol of hope and understated luxury. Reflections on the glass surface evoke evening living rooms of the mid-20th century, where every detail was crafted with clarity and harmony in mind.The lamp can be paired with mid-century modern furniture, such as low walnut sideboards or minimalist coffee tables with light tops. It will add a distinctive accent to both eclectic collector interiors and spaces characterized by modernist simplicity. It is worth combining it with textiles of pronounced texture, Murano glass, or subtle ceramics to highlight its luminous, graphic presence.
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Height28 cm
Width13 cm
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Width13 cm
Height28 cm
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